"When My Love Blooms" and "Good Casting" Come to an End + Ratings
Two different stories but gave warmth to the heart and smiles to our lips. "When My Love Blooms" and "Good Casting" came to an end, and we'll surely miss them.
tvN's "When My Love Blooms"
"When My Love Blooms" ended as it broadcast the episode 16 last June 14. It scored new high ratings since it's premiere. The melodramatic series gained an advantage of 4.8% score nationwide ratings. It soared to a 5.5% peak from its previous broadcast last week.
Though the first half of the drama series remained steady ranking since it aired just in time with "The King: Eternal Monarch," few reviews commented about the dragging plot between the past and present storylines, but the young lead roles, GOT7's Jinyoung and Jeon So Nee, performed well with their 90s characters. There's also no doubt that veteran actors Lee Bo Young and Yoo Ji Tae are at the finest of their craft. The ending gave heartwarming lessons about love, friendship, and marriage.
SBS's "Good Casting"
June 16 was the final broadcast of SBS's "Good Casting." The show held steady ratings for the Monday and Tuesday slot. The drama recorded nationwide averages of 7.9 and 9.8 percent viewership. The finale episode gained a 1.7 point increase but wasn't able to top its viewership record, which was set to 12.3 percent with its premiere.
Few netizens commented that for the first quarter of 2020. This drama is one of the highlights when it comes to thriller-comedy investigations. It's been a great combination with veteran actresses Choi Kang Hee, Yoo In Young, and Kim Ji Young. They all look natural, ageless, and in a perfect fit. Actor Lee Sang Yeob showed off his charisma and funny side as well. The handsome K-pop star, U-Kiss's Lee Jun Young, gave his cheeky character a pat on the back.
The cast and crew find it a good way to make the viewers laugh and enjoy staying indoors amidst the pandemic-their thoughts of bringing entertainment and comfort in these difficult times.
Monday and Tuesday K-drama shows with promising starts are "Dinner Mate," "Sweet Munchies," and "My Unfamiliar Family."Wednesday and Thursday K-dramas that elicit love, fun, and laughter are "Oh, My Baby," "Fix You," "Mystic Pop-Up Bar," and "Kkondae Intern."
Saturday and Sunday series are "Team Bulldog," "Once Again," and "King Maker: The Change of Destiny."
